Sentence examples for trendy street from inspiring English sources

Italian wine bars and trendy street food arrived, bringing a diversity-lite mix of patrons.

Trendy street art comes and goes, but Purvis' work has an enduring impact – a symbol of transforming troubled emotions into hope in a complicated neighbourhood.

"Fifth Avenue is becoming the new trendy street, like Smith Street in Carroll Gardens," said Ms. Brenner, a television editor in her 30's.

Then, adding a dark gloss of California rocker angst, he has kept his message stunningly simple — to the point where his clothes, while clearly high in quality, have the attitude of a trendy street label.

Stop for refreshments at Rue Montorgueil, a trendy street in the 2nd district where you can find lots of cafes, restaurants and Patisserie Stohrer (51 rue Montorgueil, stohrer.fr), Paris's oldest pastry shop.

Forget trendy street art cretins and ask any teenager; they will tell you this is the art of their generation.

Trendy streets are slow to form in Paris, which makes the one-year evolution of the rue André del Sarte an overnight sensation.

From the trendy streets of Glasgow or Manchester, you'd think that was true, yet this new fashionability has done little to halt sherry's inexorable decline.

In "To Be Young and Hip in Bangkok" (Nov. 20, 2005), Mr. Gross described the trendy streets of Soi Thonglor and Siam Square, where the artists, the beautiful, and the in-between converge; Joshua Kurlantzick sampled the city's plentiful tasty and inexpensive food options in "Street Smarts" (Jan . 6 , 2008

They form an odd sight on the once-mean, now-trendy streets of Bucktown and Wicker Park: The bespectacled alderman of a young, affluent ward and his blue-collar aide, popping sewer grates and wielding shovels.

As David Vincent says, "If you look at the street we're located on, all those bars were closed or dodgy sports bars, and now it's one of the trendiest streets in Playa D'en Bossa".